A man who was near death and left in a coma for two weeks says he is just ‘five months’ away from feeling he can walk again after receiving extensive exercise and physiotherapy rehabilitation from our inclusive exercise service.  

Bow-based Karl Jarvis, 48, says he’s confident he can walk the near-six mile trip to visit his beloved Tottenham Hotspur Football Club from his east London home within the year, after being left within intensive care for three months and wheelchair-bound following a horrific motorbike accident in April 2009 when living in Thailand.

We’re sad to announce our vibrant volunteer coordinator Rosie Vincent will be leaving us for a fantastic new opportunity after a fabulous five months with us and creation of a new vibrant Ability Bow volunteer programme.

Ability Bow has enlisted the help of five students from Queen Mary University of London to develop a business plan for Ability Bow merchandise.The QConsult Team are part of the university's QConsult programme.

To begin their research, the QConsult Team have created a survey to gather thoughts, feedback, and ideas from our current gym members around merchandise. We want to know the items, products, and clothing you would like to wear, use, and be proud of.

Please take the survey to help us develop Ability Bow's merchandise.